The company is best known for Blaster Master, their licensed Batman games, and their Neo Geo fighting games. Venerable video game developer Sunsoft has teased some new announcements after years of ...

Publishers Red Art Games and SUNSOFT will release SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, and PC via Steam on September 6 in the west for $9.99 / €9.99, the ...

After a long period out of the public eye in North America, Sunsoft is returning to publish three new games based on its classic games catalogue. They include Ikki Unite, a multiplayer co-op roguelike ...

SUNSOFT is also thinking beyond its initial goal of releasing those three titles, to release the “SUNSOFT-branded gold cartridge” it was unable to release back in the Famicom days. Back then, only ...

Game publisher Sunsoft, best known in the West for 8-bit era games like Blaster Master, Batman, and Fester’s Quest, is attempting a return to publishing and developing video games. On Thursday, the ...

As promised, Sunsoft made quite the return today with a livestream presentation reintroducing viewers to the brand. After many years of dormancy, Sunsoft is returning to relaunch many of its classic ...

SNK is capitalizing on their past by releasing collections for everything. However, Galaxy Fight: Universal Warriors and Waku Waku 7 aren’t internal SNK games. They were created by Sunsoft. On June 26 ...

Sunsoft, the Japanese publisher and developer, today announced their multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) for PlayStation VR Dark Eclipse will be launching Spring 2018. If you’re heading to Sony’s ...

Publishers Red Art Games and SUNSOFT have announced SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection will launch for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam on September 6 in the west for $9.99 / €9 ...

SUNSOFT’s VR MOBA/RTS hybrid Dark Eclipse released on September 13, 2018, and since that time, has steadily grown in content. With the addition of a ranked mode and several new characters, it is clear ...

Sunsoft, the Japanese developer behind a bunch of NES classics, has announced plans for a comeback. The veteran company - originally founded in 1978 - will relaunch a trio of its classic games for ...